From Rwanda’s complete Big Five to Uganda’s tree-climbing lions and the remote wilderness of Kidepo Valley, classic African game viewing reaches extraordinary heights across both countries.
The only place in Rwanda to see all five. Akagera’s conservation recovery is one of Africa’s great wildlife success stories; travellers witness reintroduced rhino and lion populations growing in real time. Combine with gorilla trekking for the ultimate Rwanda safari.
Tree-climbing lions are found in only two places on Earth: here and Tanzania’s Lake Manyara. Queen Elizabeth delivers this unique phenomenon alongside the most biodiverse bird list of any Uganda park. Its central location makes it the natural hub of any Uganda wildlife circuit.
Uganda’s most dramatic savanna landscapes are combined with excellent predator and large mammal sightings. Low visitor numbers compared to East African alternatives mean near-private game drives even in peak season. Northern Uganda’s remoteness adds genuine adventure.
Join wildlife researchers for a morning of active lion tracking using telemetry equipment in Queen Elizabeth NP. You monitor radio-collared lion prides across the Kasenyi Plains, learning to interpret signals and locate prides with scientific precision. Your guide discusses pride dynamics, territorial behaviour, human-wildlife conflict, and conservation challenges in real time alongside the lions.
Tell us what calls to you, we’ll handle everything else. Every Safari Archive journey is custom-built for you. Our planning process is personal, unhurried, and entirely focused on getting every detail right for you.
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